Sentence examples for whom nevertheless from inspiring English sources

She had already made the first of what were to prove many attempts to find "Another Companion!": not of course another Shelley - he was irreplaceable and unique - but someone with less transcendent qualities to whom, nevertheless, she could devote herself during what remained of her life.

Like so many other young women, many of whom nevertheless went on to form non-Robert Pattinson based relationships, she then became infatuated with the actor after seeing him portray Cullen: "When Robert Pattinson appeared on screen at midnight, he was perfect.

The woman in front of him may be old, liver-spotted, and ugly, but she is the toast, and the talk, of Europe – "considered too scandalous ever to be invited to dinner by respectable English families, all of whom nevertheless read every word she wrote".

Bharara followed up with a series of prosecutions of less well-known figures, whom he nevertheless described as big fish.

On the other hand, he seems not to see pedestrians, whom he nevertheless manages to miss, at times just barely.

These later works show an economy of structure that is foreign to Bruckner, from whom Mahler nevertheless learned much.

He dreams of glorious triumphs, in which onlookers were "blinded due to overexposure to pure awesomeness" but to whom he nevertheless extended the generous assurance: "There is no charge for awesomeness or attractiveness".

Obama has a mandate, as does his party – it is an insufficiently appreciated fact that the Democrats polled over a million more votes than the Republicans to whom they nevertheless lost in the House elections in November.

In fact, many within Labour think Mr Balls has had his reputation more enhanced by the contest than either David or Ed Miliband, one of whom will nevertheless win the election in September.

He does honor to Robinson, who was 65 when he finally got to do what he yearned to do, dance in a movie ("Stormy Weather") as his elegant self, not as what he called a "happy darky" sidekick to Shirley Temple (for whom he nevertheless seemed to have real affection).

Tom's late mother was a famous concert pianist; he inherited her skills and her love of music, but, after she died, he let the music go and fell under the influence of his slumlord father (Niels Arestrup), a baleful old reprobate whom Tom nevertheless loves very much.